Sentence examples for but I practically from inspiring English sources
The ride is definitely less awful than the first time, but I practically rip the harness off, trying to get out, and stagger from the capsule.
If I were on a stage, removed, it would be different, but I'm practically within touching distance of everyone here.
But I was practically elbowing tots out of the way to get a better view of puffins and guillemots torpedoing to the bottom of a bird habitat dive tank.
In his scathing Nature review of Milne's book, he rejects Milne's hypothetico-deductivism, his cosmological principle, and, above all, his operationalism: "When I visit the Cavendish Laboratory, I do not find its occupants engaged in flashing light-signals at each other, but I find practically everyone employing rigid scales or their equivalent" (Eddington 1935, p. 636).
I don't know about you, but I am practically just as excited to have Michelle Obama in the White House as I am her husband.
"I was in a wheelchair for a few months, which wasn't ideal, but Jack and I practically live together and have a really close relationship which will hopefully make us a force to be reckoned with," he said.
Those were hard days for all, but when I heard the alarm I practically did nothing.
But Ms. Cherry, also 91, worked for a number of magazines — "I practically worked for most of them," she said.
I practically drooled on them I wanted one so badly, but I passed it to my friend.
I practically wet myself.
